2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.cor.2019.104872
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Equidistant representations: Connecting coverage and uniformity in discrete biobjective optimization

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“…As uniformity increases, potentially, the opposite effect on cardinality may emerge. Furthermore, Kidd et al (2020) proved that, when comparing two representation, R (N ) and R (Z), with the same cardinality, where…”
Section: Cardinalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As uniformity increases, potentially, the opposite effect on cardinality may emerge. Furthermore, Kidd et al (2020) proved that, when comparing two representation, R (N ) and R (Z), with the same cardinality, where…”
Section: Cardinalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, apart from usually small and linear problems, the full non-dominated set is not practical to compute in a reasonable amount of time. As a result, there are two classes of generation methods, one that aims to determine the whole set of nondominated solutions (the so called Pareto front), and the other which focuses on obtaining a set of solutions representative of the non-dominated set without being overwhelming for the DM (Alves and Clímaco, 2007;Kidd, Lusby and Larsen, 2020). To address the latter, the representation problem must be considered, which, in itself is a multi-objective problem with three objective functions: cardinality, the number of solutions presented to the DM; coverage, how well the complete Pareto frontier is being represented by the set of solutions; and uniformity, how well those solutions are spread through the Pareto front space (Sayın, 2000).…”
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“…A classification of optimization problems can be performed by considering the nature of elements in set S. More specifically, an optimization problem is characterized as continuous when S contains real values and as discrete when S includes discrete values, such as integers (Baron et al, 2019;Kidd et al, 2020).…”
Section: Optimization Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%